Peter Dutton’s crackdown on ‘fake refugees’ has sparked claims that his announcement is not only prejudicial but also purely political.

As Australia considers extending its presence in Afghanistan, key figures have split over what has been achieved in the Middle East.

As the treasurer squares up for a fight with the banks over a new levy, his budget finds its unifying theme in making an example of foreign money.

A less brutal budget may be the government’s last hope to wrest back public support and quieten questions over Turnbull’s leadership.

The government’s reversal of funding cuts to community legal centres came after a campaign from across the legal sector and within parliament.

As Donald Trump toughens his rhetoric on North Korea, the implications for Australia and other neighbours are becoming clearer.

Debate within the government about housing affordability underscores a rift between the prime minister and his treasurer.

Musician Jessie Lloyd’s Mission Songs Project aims to open up a forgotten Indigenous musical history to a mainstream audience.

In the wake of cyclone Debbie, the insurance and banking industries are pushing for better mitigation measures, while the federal government lags behind.